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Inner Vision Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy, couples therapy, EMDR, mindfulness meditation

12/18/2025

𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐠...
𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐈𝐧
Spring Ceremonies for Love
10 week intensive
Beginning February 13
1pm
Online
Facilitated by Kathryn Kupillas, LMFT

Opening Session: Friday, February 13th at 1pm (PST)

Meeting every consecutive Friday at 10am to follow,
until the end of April 17
Meetings are held on zoom

This intensive includes:
(10) 90 minute experiential and processing sessions
Group Chat on Signal for ongoing support
Weekly prompts and exercises
$250/week
or $2200 paid in full
(a savings of $300)

Optional add on:
3 individual sessions
1:1 Private Support during office
hours on Signal M-F 8-6pm to
Cost: $1,150

Sliding scale and payment plans available.
Please inquire within🌹

Included slides are unsolicited feedback from past participants ✨

11/29/2025

It’s here! 🌿🌿🌿

I am proud to announce my retreat with :

The Inner Wild

April 25 - May 2nd, 2026

Morvern Peninsula, Scotland

An intimate 7 day retreat weaving somatic work, ritual and group process with the magic of the Scottish Highlands.

Sign up now for early bird pricing and first choice of rooms! We cannot wait to see you for this once in a lifetime offering.🌿

More about the retreat at www.theinnerwild.co

11/27/2025

This photo speaks to the spirit of joy and gratitude for me—a practice I do my best to tend to every day.

Today and always, I’m here for my community and for all the good life continues to offer. Thank you for being here with me.🕊️

Image: Merce Cunningham dancing at Black Mountain College captured by Hazel Larsen Archer

11/22/2025

Coming NEXT WEEK!🌿

The Inner Wild
April 25-May 2

An intimate 7 day retreat weaving somatic work, ritual and group process with the magic of the Scottish Highlands.

Multiple facilitators, 3 nourishing meals a day, cozy lodging, animals galore and SO much more…

DM me if you want early access to get your first choice of rooms when we launch next week!💗

11/15/2025

This fall, on the heels of my visit to Scotland, I began a two-year apprenticeship in herbalism with the School of the Sacred Wild. It was there I found language for something I had long intuitively sensed: that healing is not fixing, but nourishing and nurturing. As Susan W**d writes of the Wise Woman tradition:

“We do not fix or cure or balance. We nourish health, wholeness, holiness… Problems become doorways of transformation.”

I often think this is where depth psychology and the Wise Woman path meet—in their refusal to rush the mystery. In both, we listen rather than diagnose. We allow the symptom, the sorrow, the very soil of our lives to speak back. We learn that the body, like the forest, has its own intelligence if we only sit quiet long enough to hear.

Too often, modern psychotherapy forgets this. I’ve seen too many instances in which the collaboration between client and practitioner devolves into a hunt for pathology. It should be a deep listening for what is wanted and needed. So often the suffering is, at least in part, caused by the overarching system of our culture that fails to leave space for nourishment.

So what if we let it be more simple? What if instead of digging and dissecting, we began first and foremost with nourishment? Whether it’s connection that soothes us, or ritual or rest. Maybe it’s the slow medicine of presence or meditation that does the trick. These are places to start.

Next week we will be announcing a week long retreat with in the Scottish Highlands with a deep focus on renewal and inner/outer re-wilding. Come flood your body with nourishment of all kinds with the support of herbalists, space holders, horses, cows, dogs, rushing streams and soft land. We will enchant you with story, ritual, adventure.
Save the dates: April 25-May 2. 🌀💧🌀

Images:
1. E.L. Trouvelot
2. Agnes Pelton
3. Via
4. David Lynch (ily)
5. Merrilee Thomas
6. Summer Wagner
7. Matthew Stone
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9. Synchrodogs
10. Debbie Parker
11. Marsha P. Johnson
12. Rainer wylde
13. Stephen Gill
14. Via .bruce
15. Gret Palucca
16. Angela Lane
17. Susun W**d excerpt
18. Magali Cazo

11/05/2025

Integrating the Thin Veil

Whether you honor Samhain, Día de los Mu***os, Halloween, or none of the above, this moment in the turning wheel of the year invites us to pause, reflect, and feel into the in-between.

This is the season I feel the ancient symbol of the ouroboros most present —the serpent swallowing its own tail—a symbol of the eternal loop where endings curl back into beginnings. Death feeding life. Completion feeding creation.

After my mother passed, I had a visceral initiation into understanding the world experience of being connected to a loved one outside of body.. In one moment, she was in her body breathing; in the next, she seemed to fill the room in a way that stayed for weeks.. That threshold moment changed me. Now I trust the subtle visitations, the intuitive whispers, the presence of what is “on the other side.”

This is a time when the veil thins—when ancestors, plant spirits, and quiet intuitions might draw nearer.

In the seasonal wheel, this is also the time of release. Of compost. Of preparing the fertile ground for the dark womb of winter and the long dreaming of Yule.

As we enter the Pagan New Year, I’m sitting with these questions—and maybe you’d like to, too:

✨What is ending, ready to be honored and let go?

✨What seed is asking for the dark soil—needing stillness before it sprouts in spring?

✨How can I walk into winter not as a collapse, but as a sacred descent—a time to rest, remember, and re-dream myself?

May we honor the ancestral wisdom within and around us, release what is complete, and lean into the mystery of what’s emerging.

Image: Remedios Varo ❤️

10/11/2025

It’s Autumn—the season of letting go. Grief is all around us; the veil is thinning. It is a time to open your hands of any gripping, release your tears and drop into your heart.

Grief asks for surrender to what is, and to what is true. When we resist it, we harden against life itself.

As a culture, we rarely grieve together. Most of us do it in private or not at all, and the unexpressed weight collects inside, dulling our vitality, joy, and intuition.

Grief was my first teacher. Losing both of my parents more than a decade ago initiated me into this work. Over time, I’ve come to understand that many deaths we experience are not literal. Many are metaphorical thresholds—chapters, identities, or dreams—that when tended, make space for new life and creativity to take root.

To allow grief is to trust life.

To trust that what is leaving is making way for what longs to be born.

10/10/2025

I am pleased to announce that Julia Willinger, MA, LMFT has joined our practice! I experience Julia as grounded, innovative and warm. She has a history working with bands which is a rare specialty! She has a background in music that gives her special insight into working with musicians.

Specializations: Buddhism, Depth Psychology, IFS (Internal Family Systems), Attachment + Relationships

Areas of focus: creatives/musicians, anxiety, relationships, conflict/repair, and trauma.

She is now taking clients in our new Pasadena location as well as in Silverlake.

Book a free consultation with her: tap the “Book Now” button in our profile, schedule directly with Julia on our Meet The Team page or contact her here:

juliaw@innervisionpsychotherapy.com

10/04/2025

𝑨𝒏𝒏𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒄𝒊𝒏𝒈
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐞 𝐕𝐨𝐢𝐝: 𝐆𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐟 𝐚𝐬 𝐚 𝐃𝐨𝐨𝐫𝐰𝐚𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐂𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

This fall, we invite you to enter a group experience that honors grief not as an ending, but as a potent threshold into creativity and renewal.

Dr. Patrick Mansfield, acupuncturist and practitioner of Chinese medicine, will guide us through the wisdom of the fall season—the metal element in Chinese medicine, which teaches us that grief is both a necessary release and a clarifying teacher.

Kathryn Kupillas, LMFT, therapist and founder of Inner Vision Psychotherapy, will hold the thread with process groups and ritual, creating a circle where grief can be witnessed and carried together rather than alone.

We’ll also be joined by special guests:
Summer Wagner, artist and ritualist, who will bring a visual and ritual process to our opening and closing ceremonies.
Saewon Oh, herbalist and founder of Sun Song and SSEER, who will lead a flower essence meditation attuned to grief and creativity.
Callen Gordon, depth psychotherapist, who will guide a sound and breathwork journey to open the body up to release, renewal, and flow.

Although we all experience grief differently, it is not just an individual experience—it lives in the body, in our lineages, and in our communities. In gathering as a group, we create a field of shared strength and resonance where the act of witnessing one another becomes medicine. In this collective space, we allow grief to become fertile ground for new life and expression.

Together, we’ll honor grief as a doorway to creation—through ritual, community, and embodied practices that make space for both loss and possibility.

09/09/2025

Something good is coming to Pasadena…

09/03/2025

I’m thrilled to share that Megan Attore, MA, LMFT is joining Inner Vision as a supervisor in our new Pasadena space opening October 1st. ✨

Teaming up with Megan feels synchronous on so many levels. When I think about Inner Vision expanding beyond just me, Megan is actually the reason it began—she referred our very first team member, .earth, and from there it snowballed.

Our growth has been organic and kismet from day one. I’ve never posted job listings; instead, we’ve attracted people through genuine connection and shared vision. When Megan and I began talking about collaborating, it immediately felt right. I trust her deeply, and I know future associates and clients will benefit from her approach.

Megan is warm, grounded, and playful—bringing levity to every encounter in the most skillful and natural way. After knowing her for the past eight years, I’m so grateful that our paths are converging in this way.

Welcome, Megan—we’re so lucky to have you on the team!🌹🌹🌹

08/28/2025

The psyche is not of today; its ancestry goes back many millions of years. Individual consciousness is only the flower and the fruit of a season, sprung from the perennial rhizome beneath the earth.

—Carl Jung

Image by Saman Oskouei and Sasan Oskouei

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Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm

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